| Let Mary live long,
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84
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| Lerinda complaineth that
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85
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| Lay by your Pleading,
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191
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| Love’s Pow’r in my Heart
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204
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| Let’s wet the whistle of the
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224
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| Let’s Sing as one may say
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226
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| Lucinda has the de’el and all,
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232
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| Love is a Bauble,
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238
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| Lais when you
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295
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| Lorenzo you amuse the Town,
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302
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| Love’s Passion never knew
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305
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| Let those Youths who Freedom
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333
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| Lavia would, but dare not venture,
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353
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| Love, the sweets of Love,
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368
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| M
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| Marlborough’s a brave Commander,
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9
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| My dear Corinna give me leave,
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81
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| May her blest Example chace,
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97
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| My Dear and only Love,
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122
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| My Nose is the largest of all
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131
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| My Nose is the Flattest of all
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132
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| Mortals learn your Lives to
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161
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| Mirtillo, whilst you patch
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169
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| My Friend thy Beauty
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294
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| Must Love, that Tyrant of the
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315
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| My Theodora can those Eyes,
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337
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| N
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| Now dry up thy Tears,
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40
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| No, no, poor suffering Heart,
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90
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| New Pyramid's raise,
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99
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| Never sigh, but think of kissing,
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103
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| Now, now the Queen's Health,
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116
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| Noble King Lud,
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134
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| Now I’m resolv’d to Love no more
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312
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| Not your Eyes Melania move me,
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322
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| Now, now the Night’s come,
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349
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| Now Jockey and Moggy are ready,
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350
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| O
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| Oh! my Panting, panting Heart,
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25
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| Over the Mountains,
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